Ranjani Raghavan

Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. said it has committed 43 billion rupees ($444 million) to acquire and develop ESR India’s portfolio in its first deal for warehousing-focused real estate in the country.

Jane Street Group LLC said it has no incentive to delay the Indian regulator’s investigation into alleged market manipulation as the Wall Street trading giant has to protect its reputation globally.

Across India’s small towns and bustling cities, retail investors have been snapping up shares of newly listed companies. It’s a boom that Blackstone Inc.’s President Jon Gray celebrates thousands of miles away in his Park Avenue office.

Blackstone expects its India assets to double to $100 billion in coming years. That’s a sign of the growing sophistication of the financial markets within this $4 trillion economy.

Infrastructure investment across the world presents a $100 trillion plus opportunity over the next 10-15 years, with more than half of the spend likely to go into energy and power related projects, Global Infrastructure Partners President and Chief Operating Officer Raj Rao said Wednesday.

Indian investment firm Trifecta Capital Partners expects five companies from its growth equity portfolio, including some unicorns, to go public over the next year, as it seeks to capitalize on strong investor demand for new listings.

Yes Bank Ltd. said it would have posted a loss of 52.17 billion rupees ($549 million) in the fiscal second quarter had it recognized the impact of the top court’s verdict overturning the write-off of its riskier bonds.

Hudson River Trading LLC’s Indian unit reported modest profit and revenue growth in fiscal 2026, an early sign that tighter regulation of the country’s options market may be weighing on high-frequency trading firms.

Billionaire Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities LLC is moving into a larger India office early next year, according to a filing and a person familiar with the matter, as it expands in one of the world’s fastest-growing financial markets.

Singapore-based Sembcorp Industries Ltd. is meeting investors for a proposed initial public offering of its Indian unit, Sembcorp Green Infra Ltd., that could raise as much as $394 million, according to people familiar with the matter.